Add User Agent to Git Remote Helper

Claude Code·Opus 4.7[1m]·pjbgf·3mo ago·18hr 18min·2 Checkpoints·6 file changes·+231/-14·30.3K tokens

Ensure that the git remote helper sets an user agent so that it can be identified from the server side.

3mo ago·8m

Lint clean. Now run the test suite.

commit changes

3mo ago·47.0s

All touched packages pass. Here's the draft commit (5 files):

Files:

  • cmd/git-remote-entire/main.go (modified)
  • internal/remotehelper/transport/proxy.go (modified)
  • internal/remotehelper/transport/proxy_test.go (modified)
  • internal/entireclient/httpclient/useragent.go (new)
  • internal/entireclient/httpclient/useragent_test.go (new)

Draft commit message:

With trailers:

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yep

3mo ago·28.3s

Committed as 5422e2057 on useragent.

Use the same version for both: githelper.Agent = remotehelper.BinaryName + "/" + versioninfo.Commit httpUserAgent := remotehelper.BinaryName + "/" + versioninfo.Version

3mo ago·51.8s

Draft commit message:

With the standard trailers. Want me to commit?

yep

3mo ago·42.7s

Committed as 890ee7899. Both commits now on useragent branch:

  • 5422e2057 — git-remote-entire: stamp HTTP User-Agent on outbound requests
  • 890ee7899 — git-remote-entire: unify git protocol agent and HTTP User-Agent
c9ad967git-remote-entire: stamp HTTP User-Agent on outbound requests The helper already advertises itself via the git protocol pkt-line agent= capability (commit-stamped), but every HTTP request it makes — info/refs, upload-pack/receive-pack POSTs, well-known discovery, STS exchanges, refresh-token rotations — went out with Go's default "Go-http-client/1.1", making the helper invisible in upstream access logs and indistinguishable from any other Go client hitting the data plane. Add httpclient.UserAgentTransport, a small RoundTripper wrapper that stamps User-Agent on each outbound request, and wire it into both the auth-side *http.Client and the transport.Proxy so every credentialled hop from the helper carries "git-remote-entire/<version>". The wrapper sits outside the httpdebug RoundTripper so the debug log captures the same headers the wire sees. UserAgent on transport.Config is optional — empty falls back to Go's default, which keeps the existing tests that don't care about identity working unchanged. Format is version-stamped (binary/version) to match the conventional form the rest of the entire HTTP clients use; the git protocol agent stays commit-stamped where it is, since the two serve different correlation needs and changing it risks breaking server-side log analysis. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Paulo Gomes <paulo@entire.io> Entire-Checkpoint: 77b0105f5529+221/-5
6684735git-remote-entire: unify git protocol agent and HTTP User-Agent The previous commit stamped the HTTP User-Agent with versioninfo.Version while the git protocol agent kept its prior versioninfo.Commit format, leaving two different identifiers for the same binary. Use the version-stamped form for both — server-side log analysis can correlate git protocol agent and HTTP access-log entries without translation, and the conventional binary/version shape matches what the rest of the entire HTTP clients advertise. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Paulo Gomes <paulo@entire.io> Entire-Checkpoint: 730d0e755ea2+10/-9